July 15th V-Day

For our V-Day release this month, we have some more PowerShell goodness for everyone. Veil-Evasion v2.10.0, now in the master branch, includes powershell/meterpreter/rev_tcp, a native shellcode-less stager conceptually similar to some of our previous releases. Utilizing similar .dll import functionality as some of our previous modules, and originally drawn from Matthew Graeber’s article on shellcode injection with PowerShell, we can achieve the same native-stager functionality without having to rely on shellcode.

The Backdoor Factory payload within Veil-Evasion, which now uses the Capstone Engine, has also been updated (and just had its own wiki stood up)! Be sure to rerun Veil-Evasion’s ./setup/setup.sh script to install the necessary dependencies for the new BDF version.

We’ve also got a big release coming up next month, with the debut of a newest tool in the Veil-Framework, Veil-Pillage, going down at Defcon. If you’re around at Blackhat, come check out the Veil-Framework presentation at Blackhat Arsenal. We’ll also have two new Veil-Evasion payload modules ready for release on August 15th. And on a sidenote, Veil-PowerView was a part of Powershell Magazine’s security special– be sure to check out the other great articles in the series!